Tithes and Offerings - via Paypal
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"Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver."
2 Corinthians 9 :7
Tithes & Offerings - via CashApp
To submit tithes and offerings on CashApp, please click the button below or use the app on your mobile device and enter $calvaryhouse
Our Services and Events - Click the picture to join service
Saturday Evenings 7PM EST
Thursday Afternoons 2 PM EST - 10/15/2020
Tuesday Evenings 7PM EST - 10/20/2020
Join us for weekly online worship... please have communion elements (juice, crackers or bread) prepared before service.
If prompted, enter 5555 for password
Tuesday Evenings 7PM EST - 10/20/2020
Thursday Afternoons 2 PM EST - 10/15/2020
Tuesday Evenings 7PM EST - 10/20/2020
"Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth." 2 Timothy 2:15
Join us weekly for In-depth illustrative Bible studies designed to foster comprehensive Biblical knowledge and wisdom.
Thursday Afternoons 2 PM EST - 10/15/2020
Thursday Afternoons 2 PM EST - 10/15/2020
Thursday Afternoons 2 PM EST - 10/15/2020
The purpose of our wellness ministry is to help our congregation show love for one another and ourselves. We strive to support each other in attaining wellness of our minds, bodies, and spirits through guided Bible studies, uplifting, and prayer. If prompted, enter 5555 for password
1st Sundays Monthly 4PM EST
3rd Saturdays Monthly 2PM EST
Thursday Afternoons 2 PM EST - 10/15/2020
If you are between the ages of 25 and 35, The Bridge will offer you inspiration, opportunities, and resources to engage and build an authentic relationship with Christ and other like-minded Millennials. We will tackle issues surrounding God's will, career and finances, relationships, and faith. If prompted, enter 5555 for password.
3rd Saturdays Monthly 2PM EST
3rd Saturdays Monthly 2PM EST
3rd Saturdays Monthly 2PM EST
Each month, we celebrate both our children and the colorful world in which we live through our online storytime session. We read one or two books highlighting different ethnicities, cultures, and nationalities; sing a song or two; and give thanks to God for giving us such a beautiful world to live in, and people to live amongst!
Our Team
RVs for Vets
Our History
MT OLIVE STAFF
Dr. D.L. Teamor,
Pastor
Deacon Damont Goolsby
Wellness Ministry Leader
Jacqueline McCollum
Director of Development and
Communications
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CALVARY HOUSE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Damont Goolsby, Director
Survivor Network and
Lead Deacon, Mt. Olive MCC
Imad Hamad, Executive Director
American Human Rights Council
Anna Bluford, Impact360 O
MT OLIVE STAFF
Dr. D.L. Teamor,
Pastor
Deacon Damont Goolsby
Wellness Ministry Leader
Jacqueline McCollum
Director of Development and
Communications
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CALVARY HOUSE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Damont Goolsby, Director
Survivor Network and
Lead Deacon, Mt. Olive MCC
Imad Hamad, Executive Director
American Human Rights Council
Anna Bluford, Impact360 Outreach Director
Impact Church
Michael Bsharah, CEO
Bsharah Public Relations, LLC
Our History
RVs for Vets
Our History
Mt. Olive was planted by Rev. Jameson L. Teamor in June, 1992. When he retired from ministry, he joined Dr. Teamor's (his daughter) church plant, Mt. Calvary House of Prayer (planted in 2007.) In 2015, When Rev. went home to glory, the church adopted the name, Mt. Olive.
In 2008, we formed Calvary House to aid our Veterans and their f
Mt. Olive was planted by Rev. Jameson L. Teamor in June, 1992. When he retired from ministry, he joined Dr. Teamor's (his daughter) church plant, Mt. Calvary House of Prayer (planted in 2007.) In 2015, When Rev. went home to glory, the church adopted the name, Mt. Olive.
In 2008, we formed Calvary House to aid our Veterans and their families. We've consistently grown since then, all thanks to the helping hands of our volunteers, our board, and our amazing church community!
RVs for Vets
RVs for Vets
RVs for Vets
Our pastor was a fulltime RV for two years before meeting her husband, Deacon Damont Goolsby. After a few years of marriage, they began fulltiming as a family. Because 1 in 3 homeless people is US Veteran, Calvary House, at the prompting of Deacon Goolsby, has begun this RVs for Vets program. In August, 2020, we were able to deliver our f
Our pastor was a fulltime RV for two years before meeting her husband, Deacon Damont Goolsby. After a few years of marriage, they began fulltiming as a family. Because 1 in 3 homeless people is US Veteran, Calvary House, at the prompting of Deacon Goolsby, has begun this RVs for Vets program. In August, 2020, we were able to deliver our first RV to a homeless family! It has put them on a path to a new life!
Please Help Our Cause
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Mission Statement
The mission of Calvary House is to provide support to formerly deployed military men and women as they re-enter the community, as well as the families of deployed and returning soldiers by providing services that are consistently available, accessible, and responsive to the needs of individual service members, families, and groups seeking assistance. We will work within the community to contribute, facilitate, and promote awareness of the needs of our men and women in the armed services to the enrichment of all; and to provide high-quality, compassionate and comprehensive services to as many military personnel and their families as possible.
Description
Calvary House was organized exclusively as a tax-exempt organization within the prescribed limits of §501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Specifically, Calvary House will provide support and assistance to active and inactive military personnel and their families initially in the state of Michigan , and eventually throughout the U.S. We will provide support to formerly deployed military men and women as they re-enter the community, as well as the families of deployed and returning soldiers; provide spiritual and charitable support; assist in career preparation, job search and/or educational opportunities; coordinate recreational activities for spouses and children of deployed soldiers; and raise funds and awareness to counter the mounting number of war veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, shell shock, combat fatigue, military sexual trauma, and other emotional conditions.
